Quote:
Originally Posted by jfs
I think this can be simplified:
Code:
avisource("X:/stuff/episode.avi")
logo = imagesource("X:/stuff/logo.png", end=200).converttoyv12().assumefps(last)
logo + last
Exploiting that AlignedSplice (single +) will insert silence as needed. |
Eh, aligned splice is ++, single + is unaligned. And it doesn't work anyway, because Avisynth doesn't let you splice two clips together where one has audio and the other doesn't, you will get an error message "Splice: one clip has audio and the other doesn't (not allowed)", which is the reason I wrote it like that in the first place. :V
Quote:
Originally Posted by jfs
As for Starks's question, there shouldn't be anything preventing you from just:
Code:
partA=AviSource("encode.avi").AssumeFPS(23.976)
partB=ImageSource("image.png", end=72, pixel_type="RGB32", fps=23.976).ConvertToYV12()
fin=partA++partB
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Actually there IS something that prevents you from doing that, namely the fact that ImageSource's fps argument only takes integer numbers. Which is retarded, but that's the way it is, so you have to do imagesource(...).assumefps(). Otherwise yes, that works.
EDIT: ok, it didn't USE to take floats, but it does now. So yes, it works as advertised.